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# Monitor Assets That Have Not Been Accessed or Modified for 90 Days

This article describes how to do the following:

* Monitor and track the timestamp of the last read or write operation on a data store, along with the identity of the user who performed the action.
* Locate and manage stale assets

### Monitor when an asset was last accessed or modified

* Navigate to the storage bucket whose asset you want to view.
  * In Prisma Cloud DSPM, click Inventory.
  * In Inventory, click the name of the specific storage bucket you want to monitor.\
    ![](/files/hWu0JQKEYv6Qynz0dhdQ)
* In the right pane of the bucket window, scroll down to the Asset Freshness section.
  * Track if an asset is Fresh, indicating the last read or write operation on the data store occurred within the last 90 days.
  * Track if an asset is Stale, indicating the last read or write operation on a data store occurred more than 90 days ago.
  * View the identity of the user who performed the last read or write operation.
* Leverage the Asset Freshness feature to assess if a stale asset is actually needed.\
  ![](/files/iMICIfRv701NkxtGATio)


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